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Einstein is quoted as having said that if he had an hour to save the world he would spend 55 minutes defining the problem and 5 minutes solving it.
A series of six Master Classes, delivered fortnightly, explore a particular business scenario from six different perspectives - the business environment, financial, legal, marketing, investment and people management.
Once you define a problem you narrow your focus. The Master Class series uses a fictitious case study to challenge participants to rephrase a problem from different viewpoints, looking at the quality of their problem descriptions and the impact on the solutions.
The small group Master Classes are suitable for business owners of both new and established businesses who face challenges in their business and are unsure what to do next.
The case study will look at issues such as supplier relationships, having to innovate as markets dry up, funding R&D, launching a new product, financing expansion, getting investor ready, problems between partners etc.
Dates
Wednesdays fortnightly from 7:30am to 9:00am
Location
Lighthouse Business Innovation Centre, Unit 6, 65 Tennant Street, Fyshwick
Cost
$50 (excl. GST) for one session
$250 (excl. GST) for all six.
Click here to book.
1 May: Business Performance with Tony Lane (Kazar Slaven)
Setting the scene, defining the issues and business performance
15 May: Investment Focus with Nick McNaughton (Capital Angels)
Looking at how the company can fund its expansion plans and its attractiveness to investors
6 June: Legal Focus with Scott Chamberlain (Chamberlains Law Firm)
Looking at the legal implications of the problem and proposed solutions
12 June: Financial Focus with Wayne Bolin (Bolin Accounts)
Looking at the legal implications of the problem and proposed solutions
26 June: People Focus with Suzana Evans (MPS Training)
Looking at the problem from a people point of view and managing communication issues.
10 July: Marketing focus and conclusions with Candice Edye (Lighthouse) and Tony Lane (Kazar Slaven)
Redirecting the business, looking at implications for the brand and marketing.
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